Generation Infinity (Genfinity), a digital asset media outlet, said in a post dated Oct. 2, 2026 that Luxembourg has confirmed investment funds may issue units natively on distributed ledgers, with those units existing only in token form. The statement corresponds to the first edition of the CSSF’s "FAQ - Tokenisation," released the same day by Luxembourg’s financial regulator, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier. According to the document, undertakings for collective investment in Luxembourg may use distributed ledger technology to issue native units or shares that exist solely as tokens, provided their operating model complies with the applicable regulatory framework. The FAQ also states that issuance on a distributed ledger does not determine the legal form of the underlying security, and the relevant units or shares may be issued in registered or dematerialized form. Genfinity added that Luxembourg is Europe’s largest investment fund jurisdiction and the world’s second-largest fund center.
Generation Infinity (Genfinity), a digital asset media outlet, said in a post dated Oct. 2, 2026 that Luxembourg has confirmed investment funds can issue units natively on distributed ledgers, with the relevant units existing only in token form.
Genfinity also said Luxembourg is the largest investment fund jurisdiction in Europe and the world’s second-largest fund center.
CSSF published the first version of its tokenisation FAQ
The confirmation corresponds to the first edition of the "FAQ - Tokenisation," published the same day by Luxembourg’s financial regulator, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF).
The document states that Luxembourg undertakings for collective investment (UCI) may use distributed ledger technology to issue native units or shares that exist solely in token form, as long as the operating model complies with the applicable regulatory framework.
It also says that issuance on a distributed ledger does not determine the legal form of the underlying security. The relevant units or shares may be issued in registered or dematerialized form.
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